REQUIREMENTS FOR DISBURSEMENT AT COMPLETION Sample Clauses

REQUIREMENTS FOR DISBURSEMENT AT COMPLETION. Bank shall not be obligated to make the final construction disbursement for a Unit until all of the following additional conditions have been satisfied: (a) The Units which have been commenced have been substantially completed and are substantially in accordance with the Plans, and certificates as to such Completion have been issued in satisfactory form to Bank by the Architect/Engineer and the General Contractor, including, without limitation, Architect's Certificate of Completion together with AIA G704 Certificate of Substantial Completion, Contractor's Certificate of Completion together with the AIA G704 Certificate of Substantial Completion and, if applicable, the Engineer's Certificate of Completion, and certificates as to occupancy and use have been issued by the appropriate Governmental Authorities (and copies provided to Bank). (b) Bank has received three (3) copies of an "as-built" survey prepared by a registered surveyor consistent with Section 4.8 above and additionally showing all of the Improvements in place. (c) Bank has received two sets of detailed as-built plans and specifications approved and identified as such in writing by Borrower, the Architect/Engineer and the General Contractor. The two sets must include plans and specifications for (i) as to the Construction Line, architectural, structural, mechanical, plumbing and electrical details; and (ii) as to the A&D Note, all site development (including without limitation, storm drainage, easements, utility lines and landscaping) work, as applicable. (d) Bank has received final lien waivers and releases from the General Contractor and all general contractors, subcontractors, subcontractors, suppliers, laborers, and materialmen certifying that they and all parties in privity with them have been paid in full and waiving their lien rights against the Project (or such lot, as appropriate). (e) Bank has received an inspection report performed by this Construction Inspector in substance satisfactory to Bank and Construction Inspector's written approval of the final Draw Request.
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